We pass by the Historic Stirling Castle where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned and also The Wallace Monument which stands overlooking the site of The Battle of Stirling Bridge where William Wallace led the Scots to victory over The English on the 11th of September 1297.

We stop at Kilmahog just outside Callendar where in the summer season you will get the opportunity to see and feed The Highland Cows.

Driving through The Trossachs we stop at picturesque Loch Lubnaig for a photo opportunity

Leaving The Trossachs behind us we continue on passing through The Bridge of Orchy to the viewpoint overlooking Loch Tulla and Glenorchy

Travelling north from Loch Tulla viewpoint we pass by Rannoch Moor and continue on to Glencoe where our first stop is at The stunning 3 sisters viewpoint.

Driving through Magnificient Glencoe we stop at The Visitor Centre for lunch and view the Turf House , a reconstructed 17th Century dwelling and where you will see a short film about The History of Glencoe.

Continuing our journey towards The Isle of Skye we pass through Fort William and stop at The Commando Memorial and Ben Nevis viewpoint at Spean Bridge.

Eilean Donan Castle is one of the most photographed Castles in Scotland and has been the setting for a number of movies including the Bond Film - The World is not enough

We stop at The Skye Bridge viewpoint where on a clear day you will get an excellent view of the Bridge with the Cuillin mountains in the background and also hear about The Tale of Saucy Mary

Stopping at Sligachan Old Bridge in the shadow of The Black Cuillin you can go down to the river where the local legend is that if you wash your face in the water for 7 seconds you will have eternal beauty.

We stop overnight in Portree , the largest settlement on The Isle of Skye and where you will see the pretty little harbour with the painted houses.